vegetative growth -- Growth of a plant by division of cells, without sexual reproduction.
venation -- The arrangement and pattern of veins in a leaf.
Orchids have two vegetative growth types, monopodial and sympodial. Monopodial growth refers to shoots that grow in only one direction, usually vertical.
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(ME. Fr. L. emergent-, emergens, pres. part. of emergere,to emerge - more at emerge) any of various plants (as a cattail) rooted in shallow water and having most of the vegetative growth above the water.emersed search for term- adj.
Rebuilding the root system is necessary to restore the feeding system of the tree so that all of the vegetative growth above ground level, the trunk, branches, twigs, leaves, and flowers, are able to function and survive.
On peach, the OFM feeds in both vegetative growth and fruit. The first generation, which is feeding when terminals are succulent and tender, develops almost exclusively in the vegetative growth.
Removing vegetative growth reduces both stored carbohydrates and their manufacture (carbohydrates are produced in the leaves). As a result, the higher level of nitrogen in the plant stimulates vegetative growth at the expense of reproductive growth.
Don't prune heavily in winter and early spring, because you'll be pruning off flower buds and encouraging new (nonblooming) vegetative growth. You can improve flowering by pruning heavily after bloom time, in late spring or early summer.
Beans have four stages of development: germination and establishment, rapid vegetative growth, flowering and pod development, and pod fill and maturation.
Nitrogen is necessary for all vegetative growth-roots, leaves, stems, flowers and fruit.
Consider using these for locations where you want to block all vegetative growth, including paths through a garden.
For continued vegetative growth, remove any flower spikes it produces or the plant will go to seed and decline or die. Start fertilizing in the early spring when the plant begins to show signs of new growth.
Heavy pruning stimulates vegetative growth and reduces or eliminates fruit production. When heavily pruned, many fruit trees produce water sprouts that grow vertically from normal branches.
If you apply too much N, it can stimulate too much vegetative growth at the expense of flower/fruit formation. Overfertilized lush plants are more susceptible to pests and drought.
We feed the seeds with plain water until the plants come up and then switch to a dilute vegetative growth solution (inorganic powder; calcium nitrate, magnesium sulfate, and a "grow" mixture).
Occasionally, wisterias will devote all their energy into lush vegetative growth and root suckers instead of making flowers and seeds.
When you plant the sweet potato tubers they produce a mass of vegetative growth. These plants won't produce more tubers until the following year, but can be used as a source of cuttings.
Annual plants are those which take only one year to complete a full life-cycle of germination, vegetative growth, flower production, seed set, and death.
Lingonberries require little fertilizer. In fact, excessive nitrogen will overstimulate vegetative growth and decrease fruitfulness. It may also interfere with hardening and increase winterkill.
annual. A plant that normally completes its life cycle of seed germination, vegetative growth, reproduction, and death in a single year.
Red light stimulates vegetative growth and flowering, but if a plant gets too much red light, it will become tall and spindly. Blue light regulates plant growth, which makes it ideal for growing foliage plants and short, stocky seedlings.
All-purpose (General-purpose) fertilizer - A balanced blend of N-P-K; all purpose fertilizer for soil and is used by most growers in the vegetative growth stage. Miracle-Gro and Peters is an example. They are not recommended for hydroponics.
Beware of high-nitrogen fertilizers. Although you may get plenty of vegetative growth, fruit production won't be as good. Pace plants cover crops, such as clover, under his blueberries to add nitrogen to the soil naturally.
As well, perennial flowers can be found with assorted colors of blooms that can be matched to existing colors or landscapes. Perennials grow non-stop in warmer climates but, in seasonal or colder climates, vegetative growth only occurs during the ...
Select the fertilizer form that works best for you and follow label directions for application rate. Fertilizers that are higher in nitrogen will produce vegetative growth rather than flowers.
If garden soil is fertile and rich in organic matter, supplemental feeding might not be necessary. Overfeeding or a rich organic soil can result in vegetative growth and a lack of flowering. T.
 See also: Vegetative, Plant, Flower, Spring, Growing
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